The Advisement Time Line

Ensuring a successful academic career at Kingsborough Community College has its foundations in the Advisor/Student relationship. Through this relationship, students can explore the college as well as the vast oppportunities available to them upon graduation with the guidance and support of their Advisor. In turn, maintaining this relationship becomes the mutual responsibility of the Advisor and student.

Students should keep the following in mind:

• Students should always meet with an Advisor prior to the fall/winter and spring/ summer registration periods.
• It is the responsibility of the students to keep advisement appointments with their Advisors.
• In the event that students would like to be seen as a walk-in, they are encouraged to visit the Advisement Center, but there is no guarantee that an Advisor will be available to meet with you on that day.
• Students should have an idea of what courses they would like to take Prior to meeting with an Advisor.
• Students who plan to register for the winter and/or summer modules should inform their Advisor during their respective fall and spring appointments.

Students will receive a letter informing them when the advisement period for the Winter will begin. Students should make an appointment with their Advisor as soon as possible. Once an appointment is made, students may have the opportunity to register online during or immediately after following the advisement session.

Students will receive a letter informing them when the advisement period for the Spring will begin. Students should make an appointment with their Advisor as soon as possible.

Once an appointment is made, students may have the opportunity to register online during or immediately after following the advisement session.

Students should make an appointment with their advisor/counselor as soon as possible.

Students who meet with their advisor/counselor may have the opportunity to register on-line once they submit the appropriate paper work to the Registrar’s Office

Students will receive a letter informing them when the advisement period for the Fall will begin. Students should make an appointment with their Advisor as soon as possible. Once an appointment is made, students may have the opportunity to register online during or immediately after following the advisement session.

Registration for the optional summer module usually occurs along with Spring advisement. Students who have not discussed summer module registration with their Advisor should make an appointment with their Advisor as soon as possible.